Less is more …
Posted on April 9, 2008. Filed under: communications | Tags: communications, Less is more |
A very funny example of why less is so often more … communicators take note!
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )My slides from Online Information 2007 conference
Posted on December 5, 2007. Filed under: Web 2.0, communications, intranet, social media | Tags: BT case study, communications, intranet, Online Information 2007, social media |
Here are my slides from yesterday’s presentation: Social software in a corporate context: the BT experience … enjoy! (If for any reason you can’t see the slides, they are also available here).
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 3 so far )Does the internal communications profession have a future …?
Posted on November 6, 2007. Filed under: communications, social media | Tags: communications, internal communications, social media |
If social media tools continue to flourish on corporate intranets, which I’m sure they will, the internal communications landscape will soon change beyond all recognition. In a future landscape supported by personal relationships, dominated by informal, micro-communication where communication is conversation, the internal comms profession will have to ply its trade in an environment [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 4 so far )A comms context for social media tools
Posted on October 19, 2007. Filed under: communications, social media | Tags: communications, communications lifecycle, social media |
This is a diagram I used a year ago to try to give my internal comms colleagues a context for how social media tools might help them in their work. I stumbled across it in a dark corner of my C drive and thought I’d give it one more airing for old-times’-sake! It looks a [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )I’m just too busy …
Posted on October 12, 2007. Filed under: social media | Tags: communications, social media |
A common refrain from some of my communications colleagues is: ‘I’m too busy doing my job to worry about this social media stuff’.
To me, this is akin to saying: ‘I ‘m too busy reading my book crossing the road to see if anything is coming …’.
… sometimes it just makes sense to look up.
